The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 6

PAGR SIX | Sports SOLONS LOSE TWO CONTESTS TO CHICAGO White Sox Batter Senator Pitchers Hard to Cop Double Header Jul, Americ whe ound veteran tly he w York, teams in the from. Missouri Harris and his an interview re s reliance in the there: fi would y straight pennant, terview did not re White Sox be shown, Walter Johnson was forced to retire in the sixth inning of the fir ame and Tom Zachary left sudden- ly in the second, Chicago winnit both, 10 to and 6 to 2 Philadelphia's though defeated by Detre sained a half game more the leadership. through unexpected mem had to great | Athletics, 4 to pway youthful in contest ¥ foul fly 1 from the; Sox four Red registering tory ude west Meusel . Gow treated full u triumph, with two and one Irish cach by J earthquake can prevent its ugain ned it in th Meadows to one triumph Brooklyn up UL runs list four innings ‘to overcom dinal lead, giving Burle Grimos a quest, J2 to % while Miles Guijing Suwue,’ seared the. only patent of the Cincinnati@ beat Vuiladelphia 3 to 0 He » hit Indian in the < touched veteran Bea Tinenp turned i a win for 1 ledo. Tan nev and Tyr} with the 8 to the pan he walked Qwo triples and scored thitee of the Blues’ won his own Iwau- | ple and} pitcher ‘the nlas the pre: h only a few more than 300 home tie S Pittshurg New York al Cine ~ In| Brooklyn } Philadelphia ale Chie it HOMER RECORD HOME National DP hillies le 116 New York £3 Brookly br ; a P ittsburg 49 Cincinnati ; is AS Chicago 90 Boston a5 os 1922 1923 1924 1925 nt pn SEMS CERTAIN American Athletics Louis New York | Peiroit icago . 26 Wash'ton 62 Boston .., 28 Cleveland’ (iat hntty 94° «61 67 61 95 77 72 29 43 46 i11 97 95 54 45 45 45 i exer ptionc ly | new major Led ars, together with From. pres- h pothing short of of jen a littie ulfway nit drives have been made two big loops. And i nt record stand: more k over in ditional | b: needed in the rest of season to shatter the major! niack hung up by (he. NoSHAL rant \BISMARCK HAS LESS THAN ANY CITY IN NORTH DAKOTA National League Ww. 1. nati Louis subsequent! py Cooper, Bush, 3--Cincinnati | _ Ring and Wilson; Luque : Columbu: del phia Rommel and Myatt: sé and Hev- Ruff. 0105 Schalk; Odgen and Russell, 1 nings dark- | i ef | and Grabowski, E Marberry, Gregg | and Ruel, $ | American Association ul 5; Milwaukee 4 (14 inn- | | YOUNG BOB TO BE NEXT TUNNEY FOE + New York, July gre current here that pung Bob ‘Fitzsimmons, son of the former champion, and himself holder of a string of 12 straight knoskouts, will de the next opponent of the Ameri- light heavyweight champion, | unney, in a bout to be fought! in Francisco in. September. Fitz lean —(P)-—Reports | Quintin Romero, in ,the third) of a bout at Newark a week Cle New Boston . | Louisville mons knocked out the Chi-j| , DEMPSEY HOLDS | CONFERENCE ! WITH KEARNS i §. Los Angeles, July 2 ‘weight Champion Jack Dempsey di- yided his time day between ‘Punishing | his gym equipment and ‘ing with his manager-emeritus, ck Kearh: What the conference with Kearns (o—Heavy-| veloped, was not divulged, but pte) neys were said to have been pres- t, and an official statement is ex- pected to be forthcoming in a day Kearns intimated that most ion centered bout the A. shingl b lot of a gpa th he York four-pil initial When the present mark four y tur unbel ch riginal th gue record is Vit tually he first Walt of the pre: many y until the end} the he i a new record is assured, ago, the ) home runs, the mpatigen omplished unger in the four- Sa season's the Phillies ‘compil the elub record to da the halfway point this s Baldne 1,100,000 hairs on s the estimate of ha |" ly reduced in Harrington, | Sunset shop, who | pat E wth on the human | ad ly 1,200,000, | O ance in National League Brooklyn at St. 1 2 ek a Philadelph Boston at itt, Cincinnati. urg. New York 10; Philadelphia 0; ui Toledo Souisville Columbus 2 BUSINESS MEN ROUT CAPITOL IN WILD GAME The Bismarck business men's nine out-pointed the capito! diamond ag- gregation last evening. in a 25-20 battle which went the full route of nine innings. The winning team registered 19 errors, the. capitel ggeregation, 21. Batteriés: Capitol—Bythe> ‘and ‘Thorne, Hendricks, Business Men— Ellingson’ and: Martin. "Use Gas, It's the Scientihic Fuel. ways. A, W. Lucas Co. . Cantitevers, comfortable al- | / aliv broilers roost r A ie t per cent, | é SE Egss firm; nearby Chicago, lowers “a : firsts 41 to! nds 37 to B92; © pts 10,768 eases, hanged. LONDON MONI don, July (A) 1 © 43-16 per cent; 3 month bills 1°44 ginin lip I el cavulers $6.00 to $6.50. FOR SALE at a Big Discount, 70 Shares of fhe Bowman Furniture Co. Stock. * tnduire at _ WE. PERRY'S * Funeral Parlors _5th St. RUN STATISTics 1922 1923 1924 1925 the initial in 1924, a total of 883 bei BALDHEADS ° | le ustom of Young People to Go W ithout. Hats Makes for Less and Better Health, Barbers Say i Bism: popul, The ‘custom of young weople tod: is to xo without hats in the deel He hel rth T ‘ brachial every needs | hinged to Gear head abv THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ANDREWS PLANS BOOZE PATROL. AT BORDER! { i duly 20. (Pro Int of ‘his basic plan to oft the Mquor supply. ay its | Assistant Secretary Andrews | treasury, proposes to erect | a line of defense on the north and | south borders that will duve- i With the interivt prohibition org ization. Wa furth choke nee se border patrol to care of the new defense areas. Mr. Andrews 1s committed to a motorized border i patro officials have estimated a government. loses between $10,000,000 and $15,000,000 through smuggling and the ‘plans under would be aimed to prevent the entry, not only of liquor, but ticles of merchandise on which the duties are levied. Long stretches of the American border now are unguarded because of the slim number of customs agents who be assigned to the } Dakota-Montana-Idaho and Washing- 52 82 105 41 42 26 34 ee (st hat) 3 67 87 35 41 22 30 a ATARRH — of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors 5 Uc MEATRE LAST TIME Tonight - Wednesday the long-distance firin: ven the homer statisti interesting comparison: The Amazing, -Astounding, Throbbing Life Drama ants were showing their heels rest of the crowd with 77, ere to the pace ‘set in i should exeel tistics show thats there was a led drop in the home run column | 979 homers were m ir, howeve: the Ss apentioned) are ma: leagug record will Ton Actual ixperi- ences of MARY E. HAMILTON New. York’s Famous First: Policewoman and Bria REJECTED WOMAN” much as the average ck has less bald heads per} ion than any city in North |} Murphy stated. summ ed. s make it Owing to} Kota sun SALE “very Drop NASH’S DELICIOUS COFFEE GROCERS Delicious” of Packed in “Useful Cream Cans. By Sheen the value of ‘the cream can fro your a purchase, it brings the actual cost of the coffee down | te about 48%¢ per pound—during hig Harvest Sale. ; +|Grande and southern California dis. as well as along the Ri: trlets. i On the wheat and cattle been a serious problem. north has been the smuggling of The southern has in the past f largely that liquor, marcoti problem th fn Cae ee te WILY 31ST AND AUGUST 1ST, “We Guarantee. the Coffee to Please.” AND FLECK MOTOR SALES Bismarck, No. Dak. ’ Better jellies were never made~so the ' 2;000,000 users of Great Western: Sugar have proved. ~ "serving with the aid ‘of the Great Western/ eet Suga Ask ser . grocer: Skilled Teachers of Food Classes Endorse It Ruth Knox theees is, Domentic ‘Science Instructor at Kennesaw. Nebraska. ‘I tins ‘After cere. to 1 awe found beet: onger answers all requirements. "The Hing whitenven of beet eu if is one tent for c “LINCOLN. ‘NEBR. —Metitde \ Peters, tnetractor in ern Boot Sugar in wvery phase of ~ my school cooking end a yet tohnde ere fe have been ae Jelly mak ing, #8 well